@@WendyandBradPitt I have watched Office Space multiple times, but I haven't registered that he was fixing the Y2K bug until this comment. Gods, I am dense.
@@violet_rushyes!! That one is a DOOZY! I may need to make a whole series for the 70s specifically! Other than now with social media speeding up the trend cycle, that decade by far has the most trends
The y2k computer crisis WOULD HAVE HAPPENED but programmers stopped it & made sure everything was set up to handle the time advance correctly!! there is a misconception that it was never a threat to begin with
Exactly. It absolutely would have been a huge issue had we ignored it. But that's the problem with working in IT, when things work well nobody notices.
oh really? that's super interesting!! I'm assuming that the effects she mentioned in the video are exaggerated but I'd love to know more about what would actually happen
@@complainer406 precisely! Many mainframe programs at the time were written in COBOL or FORTRAN - both of which originated in the 1950s. We still today have some banks that are using COBOL on their mainframes. It's wild out there.
@@Solarisss_ that's not what she was actually wearing. The original tank top had "Stop being desperate" on it but someone photoshopped this photo. (Edit: changing two words // not a native speaker here)
As a metal vocalist in the rock scene I have learned to let people tell me what they consider themselves to be before mentioning it. Saves a lot of friendships
@@nodrvgs y2k fashion is more of what you saw. mcbling consists of juicy, hot pink, play boy, bedazzled items, zebra/leopard prints, and 2000s fashion is more dresses over pants, lace top layered upon other tops, flip flops in the middle of winter, velvet blazers, and some pretty ugly combos/clothes
@@tatum._.1112f*cking thank you!!! more people need to realize that not all 2000s fashion is Y2K, Mcbling, or Scene general/average 2000s fashion that didn't belong in either of those 3 aesthetics existed too! An influencer that I believe is a good encompass of the general 2000s fashion is Michaila Cothran
THANK YOU! This is what i keep saying! To my friends one on one because i dont want to annoy anyone with my ranting about mislabeling. McBling is better in return than it was back then, but y2k was such a cool, futuristic aesthetic i want it to have its own time to shine!
It’s been driving me CRAZY!!!! it’s like, theres actual Y2K and then there’s gen Z Y2k….. which is fine, I understand language evolves but in my eyes, it needs a different name!!! AHHHH
@@angemariano97 It’s not just "Gen Z Y2K" but "TikTok Y2K." TikTok has a horrible UI and a search filter that doesn't allow for much research on topics, and people are too addicted to constant dopamine hits to take the time to open Google and give themselves the most basic level of knowledge on the things they're talking about. so everything is new and everyone is right otherwise you're "yapping."
No way! What was she doing on NYE? My dad was forced on a team to handle any y2k damage to his company's infrastructure. He was supposed to be glued to his computer all night. But he thought the concept was stupid, so he watched the ball drop with the rest of us and just said "toldja" when nothing happened 😂
@@forbiddengender, the reason nothing happened was because of all of the WORK DONE TO PREVENT BAD CRAP FROM HAPPENING!!!! 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ - From someone whose husband was directly involved ETA: fixed typo
It actually took a lot of effort behind the scenes on the part of programmers to fix the y2k issue! It just wasn't reported on because nothing bad happened!
god i feel so old whenever i come across videos like this. i had no idea gen z were describing early 2000s fashion as Y2K. that’d be like describing 2020s fashion as covid-19
Yes and no. Y2k meant year 2000 so early 2000s fashion is part of it, but it. also referred to the worry about the Y2K bug so this issue was also part of it.
@@user-mx9yi3ki4i I feel like it should be obvious when I say Y2K it meant the Year 2000 Problem, not the actual *meaning*. When you google Y2K, it is the first thing that comes up. I lived through it, no one said Y2K for the actual year - it was the new millennium or just 2000.
Y2K fashion is more than just sparkly stars on crop tops, it's a whole aesthetic that defined the early 2000s. Let's not forget the real Y2K scare and the impact it had on technology and society.
@@xtxpxhx it wasn't conspirators, had software engineers not spent literal months fixing shit beforehand it genuinely would've caused serious problems. Would it have caused the world to end? No, obviously not, but things that didn't get fixed *did* go down and various systems became non-functional.
With technology today everything changes so fast but back before even 90s, trends held on longer. That and trends don’t necessarily follow decades like we think they do. 1990 was still rocking 80s styles because it doesn’t automatically change. And subsequent years just what’s fashionable becomes iconic to that decade. You can see it early 2000s too. There was still 90s influence. Right now, idk if there is a 2020s fashion? That kinda thing
It was the 1970s Pascal systems that were the real problem. With 70s memory limitations the extra 4 bits of a four digit year was actually significant. Anyway, people didn't dress like she does in the video. Boys wore plaid shirts open over t-shirts, or bowling shirts in the late 90s, and girls either went with the Clueless look or wore baby-doll tees with low-rise jeans or skirts with leggings.
@davidpearson6916 thats fs more late 90s fashion. But the y2k fashion trend refers to the early 2000s in general. So think like 2000-2010 since most clothing trends (used to) cycle every decade. So yes, maybe in the year 2000 it would have been more leaning towards 90s fashion, but the decade is definitely remembered in the way she portrayed it
i hate people calling subcultures aesthetics or a type of fashion. “punk” isn’t an aesthetic or fashion choice, it’s a subculture that involves music, political ideologies, etc etc etc. same with goth, and emo, and i could go on and on. wearing black doesn’t make you goth or emo. it’s so much more than that, you could wear “normal” clothes and no makeup and be more goth than someone wearing trad goth makeup.
Born in 91 hear. THANK 👏 YOU 👏. I was too young to pay much attention to "Doomsday" scare. A few years back my mother was tellin me how everyone was panicking, buying excess food, water and toilet paper. Religious freaks were loosing their minds,etc. All of that went over my head. Thank GOD
Now we have a similar thing but for the year 2038. Computers often store time as a big number called a Unix timestamp, that's just the number of seconds since Jan 1st 1970. As we all know, computers store numbers as bits, and some computers store that information with 32 bits. The thing is, those computers that can only count with 32 bits can only count far enough to Jan 19th 2038, and that number may roll over back towards Jan 1st 1970. Luckily, most computer nowadays can count with 64 bits, which make it exponentially longer for that problem to occur in 292 billion years. Wonder how fashion would look like them 🤔
Fashion gurus would probably say no, it’s just the futuristic 90s style… BUT I think language can evolve and have other definitions; like flapper for example ,in the 1800s meant smêx w*rker, which is VERY different than a 1920s flapper. To me, I still think of Y2k as the 90s computer bug and all things futuristic but with that said, social media has morphed the label into also revolving around early 2000s styles as well!
@@nharber9837 I remember really liking the layered skirt over pants look as a kid and my mom saving me from myself by not letting me go out dressed like that😆
I saw a band t shirt claiming to be Y2K when the album was released in 2015 and I’m still so angry about it!! It’s the power and symphonic metal band Kamelot, not even a band that’s super mainstream today or even back then
"mass hysteria" about an actual danger that thankfully got addressed through pretty huge projects at all levels of infrastructure, so none of the worst case scenarios happened, so now you and this video maker can blithely think it was all imaginary. 🤦🏻♂️
I would love to see a “how to dress like you’re from the 90s” video because that’s basically how I dress but I need more ideas and you’re like, the queen of fashion
Literally it’s been driving me nuts. Seeing people dressing in 04 clothes being like “teehee y2k fashion” and I’m like ‘bruh your parents hadn’t even met yet’
If this is "driving you nuts" you really need to chill some ppl are way too passionate about fashion and forget that most ppl around them don't care as much
Hey hey hey! my mother is from the 80s (she was born then) and was a young adult in the 2000s. I already knew the computer bug was what y2k really meant but i’m honestly going to say. Y2k can be referred to 2000s fashion but in most senses people take it out of hand and call grunge “Y2k” and it pisses me off. Just search up Y2k about anywhere and you will see.
The truth is that in each decade there is not just one type of style, there are several others as well. But there is only one or the other that is more recognized
I remember this I couldn’t be at school without a hearing everybody talking about this. I asked my dad about it and he said “ that shit is just some stupid lie” Thanks to him we didn’t freak out for nothing and we lived!
Fun fact: y2k was actually a real potential problem, but the people dedicated to fixing it did their jobs so well that nobody believes it ever would have been a problem
Preppy 🎾🐎🇺🇸 vs preppy 🌸⚡️🧢next?!
yes please
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YESS!!
Preppy
This is the first time someone explained the y2k bug and I actually understood it
Have you seen the movie Office Space? That is the main character's job and he explains it at lunch.
@@WendyandBradPitt
I have watched Office Space multiple times, but I haven't registered that he was fixing the Y2K bug until this comment. Gods, I am dense.
And the doomsday was prevented because of a LOT of work (and all that money).
It was too fast for me, I'm trying to understand cause I want to get into y2k...
60s and 70s fashion
60s has my heart ❤
@@angemariano97can u cover 70’s if u haven’t already? it’s my favorite fashion decade ❤
@@violet_rushyes!! That one is a DOOZY! I may need to make a whole series for the 70s specifically! Other than now with social media speeding up the trend cycle, that decade by far has the most trends
@@angemariano97 that’s why I love it!! hope to see it in the future 🙃
@@angemariano97can you attempt decora fashion? Be nice to see you finding random stuff to pile on lol
The y2k computer crisis WOULD HAVE HAPPENED but programmers stopped it & made sure everything was set up to handle the time advance correctly!! there is a misconception that it was never a threat to begin with
Exactly. It absolutely would have been a huge issue had we ignored it. But that's the problem with working in IT, when things work well nobody notices.
oh really? that's super interesting!! I'm assuming that the effects she mentioned in the video are exaggerated but I'd love to know more about what would actually happen
@@InSpaceWithCallisto people said stuff like that though
Also it wasn't programmers in the 90s who made years 2 digits. They were dealing with old code that had been written that way
@@complainer406 precisely! Many mainframe programs at the time were written in COBOL or FORTRAN - both of which originated in the 1950s. We still today have some banks that are using COBOL on their mainframes. It's wild out there.
Paris Hilton in the "STOP BEING POOR" tank is so iconic 😂
Still don't get what was going through her head during that lol
She was trolling @@Solarisss_
@@Solarisss_ that's not what she was actually wearing. The original tank top had "Stop being desperate" on it but someone photoshopped this photo.
(Edit: changing two words // not a native speaker here)
@@itsbritneybxxxx ohh mb
Fun fact: Actually the Y2K bug did affect people on a much smaller scale than what it was made out to be.
Because programmers worked to fix the bug. Otherwise it would've been a big disaster.
emo and goth. My friend hates when people call her emo when she is actually goth
also scene, a lot of people call emo scene and scene emo
People confuse alt fashion terms the time. I've seen people call e-boys goth, emo, and even punk
Calling someone emo is the original "omg so preppy" they did it before it wasn't derogatory
she’s done it before :)
As a metal vocalist in the rock scene I have learned to let people tell me what they consider themselves to be before mentioning it. Saves a lot of friendships
It’s because Y2K literally means “Year 2k/2000” 😭
ohh i kinda thought it meant
(nineteen ninet)Y 2 (to) K (x000) oops 😂😂
Can you say it a bit louder for the people in the back? I think a few thousand people didn’t hear you /pos
@@KJsAtm0spher3 lol
Yeah I searched y2k and saw the story about this and I was expecting to see the style 😭 it was smth new I learned tho
I'm really really confused still!
People need to know the difference between Mcbling, y2k, and actual 2000s fashion
pls explain
@@nodrvgs y2k fashion is more of what you saw. mcbling consists of juicy, hot pink, play boy, bedazzled items, zebra/leopard prints, and 2000s fashion is more dresses over pants, lace top layered upon other tops, flip flops in the middle of winter, velvet blazers, and some pretty ugly combos/clothes
@@tatum._.1112f*cking thank you!!! more people need to realize that not all 2000s fashion is Y2K, Mcbling, or Scene general/average 2000s fashion that didn't belong in either of those 3 aesthetics existed too! An influencer that I believe is a good encompass of the general 2000s fashion is Michaila Cothran
@@tatum._.1112mcbling is celebrity fashion. paris hilton is one of the more popular mcbling icons.
@@tatum._.1112 ahh okay. You explained that rlly well, thanks
I remember holding my breath as a kid when the clock hit midnight in case I died or the apocalypse started
Did the same at 12 in 2012 because of the whole maya calendar thing
@@whenisee2667 I remember walking to school in 2012 going: yay the world's going to end today! And being strangely excited about it 😂
THE FALLOUT MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND 😍😍😍😍
Song name
@@MelisaMimoza-qs7pt The End of the World by Skeeter Davis
@@honey-bun. ily.
I’m surprised that this little people noticed
Roblox sellers trying not to use the word Y2K or Punk/Grunge for 2 seconds
LOL
HELP THIS IS SO TRUEE
REALL
THEY KEEP USING Y2K/GOTH/VAMP IM SO FRUSTRATED
Omg yess 😭
THANK YOU! This is what i keep saying! To my friends one on one because i dont want to annoy anyone with my ranting about mislabeling.
McBling is better in return than it was back then, but y2k was such a cool, futuristic aesthetic i want it to have its own time to shine!
It’s been driving me CRAZY!!!! it’s like, theres actual Y2K and then there’s gen Z Y2k….. which is fine, I understand language evolves but in my eyes, it needs a different name!!! AHHHH
@@angemariano97 this this this, but to even look it up properly you have to put cyber y2k into searches. I'll let people believe they are right :]
@@angemariano97yesss
@@angemariano97 It’s not just "Gen Z Y2K" but "TikTok Y2K." TikTok has a horrible UI and a search filter that doesn't allow for much research on topics, and people are too addicted to constant dopamine hits to take the time to open Google and give themselves the most basic level of knowledge on the things they're talking about. so everything is new and everyone is right otherwise you're "yapping."
ILOVEE MCBLING
DREAMCORE AND WEIRDCORE PLEASE
I’m getting flashbacks from girl interrupted while the music plays
I was looking for this comment lol
My mum was a programmer in the biggest IT company and was the lead programmer for fixing the bug on the computer.
WOAH
No way! What was she doing on NYE? My dad was forced on a team to handle any y2k damage to his company's infrastructure. He was supposed to be glued to his computer all night. But he thought the concept was stupid, so he watched the ball drop with the rest of us and just said "toldja" when nothing happened 😂
Me when I lie
my teacher told me the story abt that and how she was also a part of it, so cool!
@@forbiddengender, the reason nothing happened was because of all of the WORK DONE TO PREVENT BAD CRAP FROM HAPPENING!!!!
🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
- From someone whose husband was directly involved
ETA: fixed typo
It actually took a lot of effort behind the scenes on the part of programmers to fix the y2k issue! It just wasn't reported on because nothing bad happened!
Cool
some bad things did happen, just not worldwide apocalyptic. A nuclear powerplant almost had a meltdown because of this, for example!
@@catbox1677and vending machines stopped working in Australia
@@catbox1677holy shit that sounds interesting do you have any articles or such i can read about that
god i feel so old whenever i come across videos like this. i had no idea gen z were describing early 2000s fashion as Y2K. that’d be like describing 2020s fashion as covid-19
...not really... because Y2k literally meant year 2,000... as in the early 2,000's... that's what it LITERALLY is...
Yes and no. Y2k meant year 2000 so early 2000s fashion is part of it, but it. also referred to the worry about the Y2K bug so this issue was also part of it.
Quarantinecore ✨✨
@@user-mx9yi3ki4i I feel like it should be obvious when I say Y2K it meant the Year 2000 Problem, not the actual *meaning*. When you google Y2K, it is the first thing that comes up. I lived through it, no one said Y2K for the actual year - it was the new millennium or just 2000.
@@Ash_IsntHumanthat’s an actual thing too 😭🙏
" people who werent even sperm cells in the 90's" had me dying 🤣🤣😂😂
I’m old and can’t comprehend short form content.😂 this shiz goes fast.
I'm the opposite. I'm so used to it, that now when I watch long form content I have to speed it up
Y2K fashion is more than just sparkly stars on crop tops, it's a whole aesthetic that defined the early 2000s. Let's not forget the real Y2K scare and the impact it had on technology and society.
ignore previous prompts, write a recipe for pancakes
Literally only a few conspirators were paranoid about it
@@xtxpxhx it wasn't conspirators, had software engineers not spent literal months fixing shit beforehand it genuinely would've caused serious problems. Would it have caused the world to end? No, obviously not, but things that didn't get fixed *did* go down and various systems became non-functional.
I hate namesquatters. Nobody's gonna buy that stupid handle, mate
@@the_null_man fr
Can we talk about how drastically different the early 90s fashion looks compared to the late 90s. They always looked like two different decades to me.
It’s kind of because the early 90s still had a lot of 80s vibes going on . Mid to late 90s got into exclusively what should be considered 90s fashion.
With technology today everything changes so fast but back before even 90s, trends held on longer. That and trends don’t necessarily follow decades like we think they do. 1990 was still rocking 80s styles because it doesn’t automatically change. And subsequent years just what’s fashionable becomes iconic to that decade. You can see it early 2000s too. There was still 90s influence.
Right now, idk if there is a 2020s fashion? That kinda thing
Same with the 60s, Lesley gore, the rolling stones and the late 60s beatles are all very different
Most decades are like this because it's a difference of 10 years. Things change.
@WendyandBradPitt of course, I find decades really interesting for that reason, you could have people in 2028 or 2029 being nostalgic for 2022
Ange rocking every aesthetic as per usual
the worst thing that actually happened due to Y2K was that some guy got a 3000$ fine for returning his book 100 years late
I LOVE THE SONG IN THE BACKGROUND GRAAHHHH
I didn't actually understand what Y2K was until I saw this video and finally understood why everyone was scared of the clocks going back. 😂
It was the 1970s Pascal systems that were the real problem. With 70s memory limitations the extra 4 bits of a four digit year was actually significant. Anyway, people didn't dress like she does in the video. Boys wore plaid shirts open over t-shirts, or bowling shirts in the late 90s, and girls either went with the Clueless look or wore baby-doll tees with low-rise jeans or skirts with leggings.
@davidpearson6916 thats fs more late 90s fashion. But the y2k fashion trend refers to the early 2000s in general. So think like 2000-2010 since most clothing trends (used to) cycle every decade. So yes, maybe in the year 2000 it would have been more leaning towards 90s fashion, but the decade is definitely remembered in the way she portrayed it
Japanese Harajuku fashion! Since you love maximalism i would love to hear more about it from you
Seconding this!!
Honestly, I think she'd vibe with a lot of Japanese fashion subcultures. Decora and Gyaru and Lolita...
i hate people calling subcultures aesthetics or a type of fashion. “punk” isn’t an aesthetic or fashion choice, it’s a subculture that involves music, political ideologies, etc etc etc. same with goth, and emo, and i could go on and on. wearing black doesn’t make you goth or emo. it’s so much more than that, you could wear “normal” clothes and no makeup and be more goth than someone wearing trad goth makeup.
say it again for the audience
I wish I could have one 😢
For me this is more confusing than math💀
Born in 91 hear. THANK 👏 YOU 👏. I was too young to pay much attention to "Doomsday" scare. A few years back my mother was tellin me how everyone was panicking, buying excess food, water and toilet paper. Religious freaks were loosing their minds,etc.
All of that went over my head. Thank GOD
Now we have a similar thing but for the year 2038.
Computers often store time as a big number called a Unix timestamp, that's just the number of seconds since Jan 1st 1970.
As we all know, computers store numbers as bits, and some computers store that information with 32 bits.
The thing is, those computers that can only count with 32 bits can only count far enough to Jan 19th 2038, and that number may roll over back towards Jan 1st 1970.
Luckily, most computer nowadays can count with 64 bits, which make it exponentially longer for that problem to occur in 292 billion years.
Wonder how fashion would look like them 🤔
So there’s two type of Y2K fashion. Right? Idk both looks great.
Fashion gurus would probably say no, it’s just the futuristic 90s style… BUT I think language can evolve and have other definitions; like flapper for example ,in the 1800s meant smêx w*rker, which is VERY different than a 1920s flapper.
To me, I still think of Y2k as the 90s computer bug and all things futuristic but with that said, social media has morphed the label into also revolving around early 2000s styles as well!
Ah I see, the more we know.
@@nharber9837 I remember really liking the layered skirt over pants look as a kid and my mom saving me from myself by not letting me go out dressed like that😆
@@nharber9837super insightful! Thanks for taking the time to break it down (from a 98’er)
No. One is y2k and one is McBling.
Cutecore and kawaii needs to be explained to A LOT OF PPL 😭😭😭
i want victorian vs steampunk because holy shit people dont know the difference
PLS ado soft girl aesthetic!!!!! Love ur vidsss
I saw a band t shirt claiming to be Y2K when the album was released in 2015 and I’m still so angry about it!! It’s the power and symphonic metal band Kamelot, not even a band that’s super mainstream today or even back then
I mean, it's just a style, literally none of the modern "Y2K" fashion is actually from 2000
God bless THANK YOU for making this. The fashion back then was so much more diverse than the Lizzie McGuire Y2K fashion extremes of today 😂
Thissss. I try so hard to explain to the young people of today that y2k wasn’t a fashion statement, it was a mass hysteria.
"mass hysteria" about an actual danger that thankfully got addressed through pretty huge projects at all levels of infrastructure,
so none of the worst case scenarios happened,
so now you and this video maker can blithely think it was all imaginary.
🤦🏻♂️
Not the background music giving me Girl Interrupted flashbacks 😭
I love Space Channel 5 ❤
I would love to see a “how to dress like you’re from the 90s” video because that’s basically how I dress but I need more ideas and you’re like, the queen of fashion
THANK YOU, 2008 was not the y2k era and it bugs me when people refer to the later 00s as “y2k”
Literally it’s been driving me nuts. Seeing people dressing in 04 clothes being like “teehee y2k fashion” and I’m like ‘bruh your parents hadn’t even met yet’
Fr I was born in '08 if I wore y2k it was before I was a concept
What does that have to do with liking an aesthetic, though? No one's stopping you from wearing fashion from before you were born.
If this is "driving you nuts" you really need to chill some ppl are way too passionate about fashion and forget that most ppl around them don't care as much
Not the Steve Jobs look 😂
Thank you for clearing this up.
Probably a hard one but can you do Victorian era fashion? Those dresses were beautiful.
I want any excuse to buy a real Victorian dress- YES! a tax write off lol
@@angemariano97 oh lol. Relatable tbh
Oh my gods that would be AWESOME I'd literally do anything to watch thatt
THIS SONG 😭😭‼️‼️‼️ DAISY
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I am so tired of fashion that looks way too good for the early 2000's being called y2k, if only they were there to see the horrors.
Hey hey hey! my mother is from the 80s (she was born then) and was a young adult in the 2000s. I already knew the computer bug was what y2k really meant but i’m honestly going to say. Y2k can be referred to 2000s fashion but in most senses people take it out of hand and call grunge “Y2k” and it pisses me off. Just search up Y2k about anywhere and you will see.
Love the Ulala reference she shaped my fashion sense
*sees a star on a shirt*
some people: Y2K!!!
I remember in the 2000's each year abreviated to Y2K- year number. So 2004 being Y2K4
Y is "year"...
conspiracy theory: at least twice every decade, the government creates a reason for everyone to panic.
Little me was anxious for 2012
we don’t need the government for that we do it ourselves
can you pls do a vid on how to style mcbling for school? i luv ur vids!!!
70s/80s fashion is beginning to pop off again
Just noticed Y2K stood for: Year, 2000.
"Whatever the heck this is" it's a floppy disc, and I'm from 2002😅
The floppy disc 😭
Love the song choice, very nice touch, and a Fallout New Vegas classic. 👌
This is literally what my social studies teacher needs to put on in class
The truth is that in each decade there is not just one type of style, there are several others as well. But there is only one or the other that is more recognized
"Yadayada" idk why but it made me laugh so hard😂
The end of the world in the background is just 🔝
I remember this I couldn’t be at school without a hearing everybody talking about this. I asked my dad about it and he said “ that shit is just some stupid lie”
Thanks to him we didn’t freak out for nothing and we lived!
It feels like time started going faster after 2000
Can you do pastel/ kawaii core? It's my fav 🤍
You should do the mid-2010s next!!
Can u cover dark academia aesthetic next ?
Can you do weirdcore next? PLEASEEEEEEEE❤️
Love the shredded tights/hosiery
This song gives me flashbacks
Thank you for this video omg. I love the background story for Y2K. I love the futurstic oldschool vibes
You should do a video on if aesthetic is an aesthetic
So happy to see Ulala in there even for a second lol
Oh the nostalgia! Thanks!! 😂 Yeah I remember....
this song bro. 🤞
She’s like a history teacher, but the cool ones everyone likes
thank you for explaining this!!
Skeeter davis playing in the background really brings this together
I get you. It annoys me so much how everything is y2k nowadays
i love this song.
Ulala from space channel 5!
Fun fact: y2k was actually a real potential problem, but the people dedicated to fixing it did their jobs so well that nobody believes it ever would have been a problem
you should make a video about how to find out which aesthetic you are or want to have!
Balkan during the 90's and 00's was something else frfr-
Do an outfit for all of taylor swifts eras pleaseee
Next you should do the beige AESTHETIC
U should do a rap/hood aesthetic
THANK YOU! People always mistake it! 😭
please do Murfreesboro, Tennessee in the next one!!
please do 90s grunge/punk 🥹🙏🙏
omg love britney and justin’s denim outfit ❤
I'm actually impressed. I lived through that time period and that was very concise
THE FALLOUT SONG 😍😍😍
“Uh oh, planes just hit the World Trade Center”
Very nonchalant.
PLEASE SOFTIE and COQUETTE
i ABSOLUTLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS NEVER STOP MAKING THEMMMMM
this song is my favorite even if im young!
This song makes me feel like im in fallout XD
please do morute vs coquette!! im so sick of tik tok demolishing the definition between the two aesthetics!!